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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

suited the soldiers. General Grant We
toed sTindiing pension bill. Was he
deferred By threats Of violence and IN
suit from visiting any part Of the United
States?
The defense IS net an honest one. at
the beginning of the St. Louis trouble the
mouthngs of the lows bIatherskites were
based on the allegation thst TO have the
Presidept s: the reunion would help him
politically. Being the President, MIR.
Cleveland would have TO be hOnOred, and
being man with gift for ssytzg pleas
ant things, ne would probably make q
7p5ach watch would make MIN popular
AS partiSsnsi not SIS soldiers, the lows
rutfianS sought 20 prevent this, and, IN
fortunately, they hSve succeeded.
The Republican opposition - Mr.
CIeyelsnd's presence Ct st. Louis was
or level with Democratic Opp0-
sitiOU to the success of the Uuion
srmies during the war. Every victory
vas "bcom for Lincoln" Some
few Democrats 10 every community could
not ste anything else in Federal
triumph. The lows CopperheadS OF to-
day cannot endure the thought OF &
demonstration in homer Of the President,
because, as it Gow happens, that would
be'a "boom tor Cleveland" who is
Democrat. This was the beginning and
end OF the trouble. The spirit is the same
disloyeI and disgracefuI one which
brought some Democrats into disrepute
twenty-five yesrs ago. II is no more ad-
miracle IN Republicans tO-dsy than 1t
was in Democrats then.
Copperheadism is Copperheadism,w with
out reference TO time or place. The Iowa
villains are 10 Improvement on their pre-
GeCpESOrS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

TuE city election at Fort Worth VIII give
TIE GAzETrE an opportunity to say some
thing, If 1t can make MP It's mind which
side to take.-lSan Antonio Express.
THE GAZETTE should come down oil the
fence before Il gives advice on tn prohibition
question, That is greet Jour- ali-m which re.
fuses IN a fight of THIS kind TO take q hand
Dallas Times.
In these evil days, when the followers
OF Cochran and Wade and DeGress and
NtwComb are seeking oy passionate ap-
peaI and sophistry to inculcate rebellion
against the Democratic rule and law laid
down at Galveston, It is meet that q loyal
Democratic Journal, such as THE GA
zETTE is, should stand aloof from the
contest between the Prohibition ''party,"
led by Democrats and Republicans, and
the AUTHORIZATION party" led by Dem
OCrats and Republicans. The Democratic
party, as such, is not interested in this
contest between the two "parties" 10 the
struggle, and The GAZETTE stands on
the Galveston platform and says, with
that platform, Glands Of" THE Ga
aETTE is on the side Of Democracy as
Democracy was eXpounded by Demo
cratic convention, and not as it is ex-
pounded by men VINO train with Re
publicans in this contest and VINO
boast Of their independence of party
action as expressed in conven-
tons. When this prohibition can
yass is ended, ~ matter rud ,rL0i result,
the voice Of THE GAZETTE will be for
Democracy, Tor unted Democracy, and
sgsinst any end all prescription of Dem
ocrats for opinions sake in his canvass,
which : Democratic convention declared
should be non-partisen, and which was
set for 4 season by @ Democratic Legis-
lature when it could not be
made partisan. When this cruel
war is over THE GAzETTE's voice will be
against prescription Of Reagan or of Ross,
OF Msxey or Of Mills, of Lanham or CT
Hogg, and il comedies no right to any
embryonic rebel sgainst Democracy 10
dictate its course or to Criticise its action.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

HARVEY, the defauItiag "dead hoss"
CLERK OF the Treasury Department is said
to be E stsunch Republican, one Of those
indispensable" men who came into the
Democratic fold by Inheritance. If Pres
ident Cleveland had insisted on turning
more rascals out the Harvey frauds would
have been discovered earlier. However,
it is never too late &c mend. President
Cleveland has st!n az opportunity to turn
the rascsls gu. ana thereby satisfy Henri
WaFerson and bring sigh Of relief to
the stGr-eyed goddess Of reform.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

THE water problem Of Dallas does not
appear to be approaching near TO Z solu-
ton. Il is most unfortunate that q city
the So o. our neighbor should be 50
heIplessIy situated. A system Of cisterns
sucA as are used in Galveston might be
built to supply temporarily the demand.
L is not improbable that Fort Worth. will
have 20 furnish artesisn water to its
neishbor. The abundance Of water in
this city and the natural elevation would
make It comparatively 81 easy matter to
send sufficient supply down to the Three
Forks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
4 COOL NLrRnERER

Clark county, Indiana, is Considera bly,
exercised over the killing Of young man
named Hay by IN old man named Robin
son. The murder was premeditsted and
carried out with 8 GOODNESS and delibera-
ton seldom witnessed. After the killing
the murderer in no boastfuI spirit, but
simply as s prac.ica. business matter, said
inst BE wss worth 100000 and that ne
could purchase liberty for about $50, 600.
He calculated that the sweets Of revenge
which ne enjoyed were well worth the
sum which Il would cost him 10 get clear.
He is man Of sixty-three years Of sge,
cool, sharp, keen money maker, and
he looks on the crime ne has con-
mitted from the standpoint of dollars
and cents. While the exssperating cool
ness and fiendish calculation Of this man
are horrifving, it must be conceded that
he is at least blunt snd honest. He
thinks and feels as other murderers
think and feel, and figures on his chances
of escape Just as they do, the only differ
ence being that he has the courage to
speak his thoughts and sentiments. Tie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
THE Dallas Times and the Waco Exam.

THE Dallas Times and the Waco Exam
iner are both good anti prohibition news
papers and they should both assist THE
GAZETTE in booming the grand rally of
Anti-ProhIbiionist al Fort Worth on the
goth inst. The Examiner is the official
organ Of the Authorization party, and
indifference TO this great state meet
ing Of it's party, or luke
warm attention to the matter.
is not becoming in the accredited organ
Of any party The Times is not the OIL
cal organ Of the AUTHORIZATION party,
but it IS, perhaps, the ablest advocate Of
the principles Of its party IL Texas, and
quasi-cpposition to the grand rally OF
its party is unseemly. Fort Worth is 60
ing to make this state meeting Of the Anti
Prohibition party 2 grand success, and
no envy or jealousy Of Fort Worth
as the convention center Of the state,
should prompt the Times or Examiner to
opposition or indifference. The meeting
will be a success without the aid Of these
papers, but loyalty to their party should
move them to waive all considerations
Of jealousy and envy and to lend their aid
TO the rally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
METROPOLITAN BARBARLANS

The foreign missionary societies should
call in al their agents and employ those
at present engsged in converting the
dusky heathens, in this country. New
York city is q good missionary field, and
in the slums are TO be found communi-
ties as bsrbarous IS shy foreign land can
show. A recent homicide occurred in
New York which throws q small side
light upon the condition of affairs in por-
lions Of that city. A few days ago two
women met, and one Of them, q Mrs.
Christmas, handed the infant she held in
her arms to bystander and challengedher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
T, F.. AZ
Imnortant Nniice.

A special msstiug OF the Travellers
Protective Association will be held in
Dallas Saturday, au1y %, next, at )
O'Clock p ~ al. the Grand Windsor
hotel MembersSand ,alI travelling men
are earnestly psahested tebe present.
Per order gseSideut les. division.
GEORGE H&GCIN,
Secretary end Treas urer.
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RcrstttGnces by drCrS, postoftce money order OF
{, REGISTERED letter al risk Of 0GlJe,
Correspondence IS solicited upon all ''e'cS Suo-
jeCtS. ,,
Prompt in formation orcvcnts ard meas happen
mas OF General interest solicited and a7i be prop
III c65nm,ulicatio,ls intended roy publication
must be accompanied by the igTterS nGnse ana al
ssresy-r!ot TOR pi.6icati07-5t as AZ! eC5deHce o.
good faith. $500
Parties rc7iting 10 TIE GAZETTE on business
personal to themselves IA please ictoSe stamp J0T
Tepla, ,,.,.
Al letters or Communications rOT THE GAZETTE
trhstRc7 on business OF foT publication should De
addressed to The GAZETTE, o. DEMOCRAT PUB
LIsHEG Co, Fort Worth, Tsr., AND NOT TO
INDIVIDUALS.
Al cheeks, money orders, postal notes, ETC.,
should be mode payable to the DEMOCRAT PUB
LISTING co.
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" aNTED MALI. HrAp.

N5TANTED men on extension rof Sort
w Worth and Denver City Railway, track
men, teamstcrs ard serapgr holders. Wages
for splkers.E nd iron men 500 per day, tie men
SLa 20 per day, teaWsteEs $500 per month and
board Apply az QUGnah, Tex, 10 S. Minis or
ont on the work to ID Carey.
w five L4uorers, rock men and scraper hctf-
ezs, on extension Fort Worth ana Rio GraHde
Railway apply 70 J. =. Hughes contractor,
ON the works, three miles wes- OF Fort Worth
.TI7O RAILROAD MEN-Partics desiring work
/ on The Il. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Rail
road from Commerce, HunE COunty,tO sort
W.ertS via Greepyille, Planps and Grapevine
WI c6rrespgfd gita us 81 tslls p4ee. Work
Sgill ccmulence at once ysu6ss IN @scJors Will
-paid. BrLlten n Lyon cOntrGet0rs, sherman, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
The Real TroubIs.
Chicago Herald.


The pretended justification OF the
Guiteauish campaign against the Presi-
dent is that he is not friend OF the SOL
diers because he vetoed lot Of swindling
pension bills. Glide an Iowa Gultesu,
and his reply is that the President has in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
THE following special telegram is taken
from the Dallas News OF Yesterday;

WEILBoRN, Ten, July l3.-This evening
wnile W. L. Farquhar and DR.. J. f. Eaves
were Jointly discussing prohibition Farquhar
had finished for the antis and DR.. Eaves arose
for the pros and while he was pouring hot shot
into the antis Farquhar became enraged and
fired al him with 3 calibre Ballard rifle. The
bullet took effect in q solo wall Just behind his
head 1t did not check The speaker moment
He continued to Issue his hot shot regardless
of the auti's bullet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

THE rapid strides which civilization is
making In Arkansas ere nowhere more
visible than IN Sewer county, where
they have recently huBg public man in
eftfgy. Over in the stub5lefeld Of the not
distant past the offending statesman
would have been clothed with immortal
ity by the aid of trusty bowie knife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

Hone DI, blooming Celestial, has been
permitted to enjoy the full privileges Of
American citizenship on the Golden slope.
He committed g murder, was tried, found
guilty and at night taken out aud lynched.
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WANTED AGENTS

w h s agent to Of ha 5G D %a
States, Mexico, etc, size S5x65 inches. +. ".
SMITH & CO., 20 South Sixth street, Philadel-
phia Pa. -,
NTANTED-TwO goods Itgei energetic can
w yasser5 to rspresear the Masonic Mutual
Benevolent Association, on salary or commits
sion; mast be Master Mason in good stand
ing Apply TO Masonic Mutual Benevolent As
ISOLATION. cor. second and Main sts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

TIE editor OF the Ell Paso Republican
has written column letter to President
Cleveland, complaining Of the postmis-
tress IN that city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

Mr.. L. A. DowDELL has assumed edi-
torial control of the Tarrant County
Banner Mr.. DowdeIl is an accom-
plished writer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

THE state should endow chair Of sci
ent!hc egg throwing in the university for
the accommodation Of the youth OF Dallas
aud San Antonio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
TWO OPINIOESs
\ Ju5ge's

A Ju5ge's
Judge Henry.
D. DALLAS, TEX,
June -, 4S~l
% lIcssrs PJ udrNtar
is and PadcliOrd. Gle
IS burue, Tex, My Deer
r >irs Your letter Of
18th instant received
81 / have read 80 with care
90 and think you are cor
,c rect in our conclusion
"a that the prohibition
II amendment proposed
rs 60 the con titutiCn Us
T. not self executing and
Is VIII NOT take effect IN
% til lcglslatedinlO effect.
b Until that is done, +
re tn!nkeN3stiug laws with
; regard to the liquor
.c traffic VIII remain I'm
fo-ce, sndl!Ceuse under
y such laws must con
, tiuuc to be paid
' / have no. time 10
l. undertake to give ny
views fully upon this
j question. i'll had am
= pie time, however, /
a. would not consider 8,
.c useful TO 20 over the
10 ground SO thoroughly
n covered by your letter.
n Your lct,c- contains
Z . strong and conclusive
l. ores NATION of the
.e question
9 The UsUry decision
IS 600 TEXAS Is not IL
II point Ia this Gaze.
This case seems CN
geptlonaI. In this rs in
q every law, the iutcu
Is ton Of the Legislature
RI must be EsCerIzlned
r The constitution itself
c.ooatsius no direction
.r4s TO when amend
, Hents shall take effect.
o. ihathoing so % follows
IF that the power that can
a speak amendments In
"a to effect may as well
d say when they shall
> take effect.
l.. In the very nature CT
o the CsSg some amend
Il mtnts are self cNecut
g ing, others may nor be.
( In some cases the rule
l. Of the constitution is
N complete within iJselI.
/ In DINERS there may be
Ia 90 lnuCn OF Cetaii Ic
, Iqired rs to make IL
be- .murOucr either to en-
/: yoiy everything in th F.
Il cor stitutiOa, or TO ma q
u every incident as ileNi-
ble C. Institutional rules
are.
2. VIII not do TO say
that constitutions !
amendments shsll not
he made n all in cas- rs
where L~gisld i've de
catls are required be
fore they can be prop
.erLy uuI into Ell set.
Nor WIZ Is 90 to say
,hat where details are
reqglrgd before The law
can be conveniently ex-
.ecuted q hiatus must
.be left in the law be-.
tween the time CT the
adoption OF the amend
.menL and the el1Rc%
.ucul of neccssarS laws
Units aid.
In this case It was
known that a period Of
more than q wear would
Ielapse between the
adoption of the amend
.ment and the meeting
of the first Legislature,
and no court, or LAWYER
either can afford to
say that the Leglsla-
'ture when proceeding
Ito prohibit a great
evil intended or con-
templated TO turn the
evil loose upon so
ciety, unlestraineG and
for 8 long periJd Ct
time
1t had, have said.
the power to name d
time or provide for
naming g time in the
future when the law
srouli take effect.
The Legislature sub
mittiup tbn pmaud
ment to the poop c
could have said that It
should take effect from
the day IF It's solliica-
ton, end provided the
proper means for its
enforcement But It
had the powe, also to
say thatlihe next Leg
lis Azure should provide
the Inesns for its en-
forCement, and tnaJ Il
should not take effect
II displace ali Jaw on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

SOME Of the ladies OF New York pro-
pose lifting up an old time chest room"
in the White House.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

EVERY time hold-over Republican Of
fetal is caught stealing anything from
the government, the unterrifed manag-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

IETANTED-A middle aged h0az ekeeper to
w 90 general house Woss and take care of
three small cAildEen. the Youngest two years
Old. IiUeraLWages paid to the right KIND of s.
person. apply for fur her information 10 Ca
pera BrOl.' store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

EVERY time that Ssn Antonio alder
man opens his mouth some Of his eni
friends should put their foot in It.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
FOR sALE-LIyE sT0OK.

FOB sALE-LIVE sT0OE.
u EaISTERED Jersey bnffs, richly bred ,COI-
IL bining 6Ioast OF the most noted families IL
the herd DO Ks: splendid Individuals, young
and Just ready Tor service; VIII be sold on six
to twelve months time, approved paper. Win
demere StOck Farm. John o. JamessIroPri
etOr, Wichita Fal 6, Tex --rt
ItA1TLEMEk-~I hare FOR sale thirty one and
OtWo.year old grace Durham bulls, from
seven t. nine crosses. W. y, McCuteh6n,
Wichita Falls, Tex.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTIEEYPl

~ persons seeking emPio, ms7lt ,-lo.-
h0Td 10 pay may advertise ~ thIS c0l,,r,-
tiO1lS free Of charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

GOVERNOR MARTIN, Of Kansas, must
nave worked the rabbit foot on the Asso-
cisted Press
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

UNCLE SAM has ordered a few gun
bOsts TO Honolulu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

80 subscribers v;pnirg their address
changed from one postofice to another must
give the old address az well a. the new, or the
change cannot be made.
All Postmgstcrs IN the State arc authorized
TO take subscriptions TO THE GAHhlIE'
liberal COMMISSIONS ALLOWED
Sample copies sen: on application.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

ing editor of the.star-eyei goddess jumps
up, pops his heels together and yells, ~
told you so!"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
LOSE
yyANTHD-FEnyAL.E HELP.

7 O,T-A Dunef OF keys. A liberia. reward /
II WILDE paid to anyone returning same 10
jessie Reeves.
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COME to Fort Worth on the 26th.
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SITUATION wANTED-MALR,

VATANTED-To uork pare d Tie time for /
W bO9rd I'LL steady Employment be |
found, by practical engineer. References |
given Address, G. L., Fort Worth, Tex.
NTANTED-A buokkc per OF several years
w experience desires. position Can give /
good references. Address, w, care of Texas |
Farm and RsHen, Dallas, Tex.
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DISQUALIFICATION

ENFOEMtTIG\ HASEt D-AnvoBs =.
1 Ing Information LezsatRs.to s7 I'd
the following cattle wth7bs sul.-
&B on eide; Ion hip a2t tAiS. Hg-
on side, ii y or thigh; Up with s.,..
both on size. W. =. McCutc.eH, W.r
so WORTH S 20 4as s't nas5
for % Gems EiSts showing contents
application, Man T. ser, SqTt '-cFib.
HTANTEH-Ey eryGoGv go ta, s. c..
~ wards nusiG S.Cce, ".- il.--..
those hue clsnos.
4 hIEclAN BAEd HCUr---r.tgi,.-
n water, eigh-J gallons pc nla-.- V.
IliHWateT-ThI-s saiphnr W.
she best basltTsE watsr n tl- 7;... ---
ue6a, RS'st he. Syringe, t:-aE
iTT Single -ictgts rs cents, a-g ....l
HisThie & EEym9hcr, rT.u..e crs. H.,
-1~uar uulIlr -ru4re.
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CLEVELAND is a model letter writer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

Is running IL the WeeAIy GALEIIE,
ywhichghas been reduced TO 81 8 year.
lEollaMins this, other Stories will appear.
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No display ads. of less than three lines taken
for elilcr edition,
Three lines or more, display, figured at pro
rafa rate of an inch.
Single lines of reading matter count as two;
two lines a three.
TRIBE column ads, 10 per cont, four col
uuu5 or more. p per cert additional.
Sp-ricl P0Sitou-Ads. ordered on FIRST page
double price on the eighth page. 31 per cent.
additional; on any other specified page, IS per
cent. additional.
Rccasag Mater ordered IN shy special posi-
tl0u or on a-y specified page, - per cent add
uOua..
C'sts mast be mo2atef on metal base
TEEAIS-Blls payable monthly unless other
wise contracted fOf, and in advance when par
ties' financial standing IL not known 10 Us.
Transient advertising payable in advance.
Specimen copies cent on applicat on. Address
DEMOCRAT PUB CO,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

stalc as suU~u W uuU U0u5u5 mas y.gyjvssssl
In March, 1856, as shown by ting state,
Census il Was ! .4O6.73s and II IS noRl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

INC Uumpany VIII w IL PUGL worm. iEI1s
will be lO0x200 feet, three stories. high,
and fitted up with all moderm app6int-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

IIgeE, Uloga anu SKIN Qlseaass, scruLula,
dSopey, aud consumpttGn, aHd. were lucky
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RoRsALE
uOFS"5 . TX,
9kD PAPERS E 49H ~ e. :

nor SAL1E,-asA 'C,aligr1ph' Tor ale clca p,
4 or exchange for groceries. ". !. Nc
eGutcfien. Wichita Falls , .z,.-.. q.
NO BANkEKS-We will sell a set6f solid
/ walnut banking counters aud fixtures OF
Queen Ann style atone-tlird of its value W.
L CaAieId or W, A. MCCutChCn, Wichita Falls,
Tex
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THE GAZETTE has the largest
bona-fde Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.
.AnvE;IfTEGING RATE@.
-. -. $500. can.ecltire inSerttons

DAILY EDITIoN-lSeven Issues week.
Nonpa-ell type, u lines TO an inch and about
seven q, words to the line,
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= Newspapers.

= Newspapers,
Dallas News.
20 BE AND NOT To BL
- EFFECT.
About the time when
al The regular organs
OF the Prohibition party
have abandoned the ar
gumeut that the prOhi
hi ion amendment, 81
adopted, viii not 20
into CHtC until tire
Legislature cuaCts loWs
under it, the Fort
Worth GAZETTE takes
II up. TIE GAZETTE
quotes the supeTiJOus
clause Of the proposed
amendment, " h / c b
says "Tha Legislature
shall, az the frat scs
sion held after the
adoption Of this amend
mcnt, enact necessary
laws 10 put this pro
vision into effect " &C
cordirg 20 THE GA
ZETTE'S logic { b / :
clause would take i'm
mediate effect and Ope
rate 10 postpone the
time for the rest of the
same amendment TO
take effect. The section
of the con st!tutiOn
providing the mode ct
amending the COnsJitu-
ton says that VIII Il the
returns show that 3
majority OF the votes
cast have been cast IN
favor OF any amend
mcnt, the said amend
ment so rec living q
m -ilrltv OF the votes
cast sh&ll become q part
Of The COnst' tuition, an0
poo amatiun shall be
made by the Govern T.
thereof. Is { the CraC
mar GAZETTE would
suspend the effect of
this provision by a
clause in q proposed
amendment before said
ameuumeu: would, &C
COTdlng to its Grgu
ment, have gone into
effect. THE GAZLTTE
would cut u better ilg
IRE as q sclf-cOnsti-
tUtgd censor otis con
tempOrarics, ii, when
accusing them Of st
tempting 10 mislead
voters. 10y gross dereu
ton, It would bIt1le
lis virluOUs zeal suit
CienIiy to better keep Il
Within the bounds Ji
common SENSE
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sir Months. ... 5 so Six Months...... so
Three Months .... 90 Three MOnths.. -
SUNDAY GAZETTE, VI, 81 90; months, Sl.UU
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
Obituaries ResOIutiOHs etc.
WIN De Charged Tor 2t reEuIar TaLts'
Wants. Lost. Found etc.

CLASSIFIED 1GreTtiSiUg-Wi be inserted at pro
rata rate of an inch. None taken for lees than
lines space .-tuch)-coun!1 words TO line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

4 The dollar necessarYtto pay for q years
suhscription to the Wsskly GAzbrTE: i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

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